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Wind Turbine On Display At County Complex
Photo by Linda Kor This 142-foot wind turbine blade donated by Blattner Energy is now on display on the south side of the entrance to the Navajo County Governmental Complex in Holbrook.
Tractor-Trailer Fire Snarls I-40 Traffic
A tractor-trailer traveling east on Interstate 40 caught fire at 6:04 a.m. on Sunday, June 28, near milepost 316, which is about halfway between Holbrook and Chambers.
Holbrook School Officials Prepare To Do More With Less Next Year
By Tammy Gray-Searles A $15.5 million operations and maintenance budget approved June 23 by the Holbrook School District Governing Board will essentially require that more students be served in the upcoming school year using almost the same amount of money as last year.
Tragic Accident Takes Holbrook Girl's Life
By Tammy Gray-Searles Emilia Padilla-Luna of Holbrook, the daughter of Amber Padilla and Adam Luna, was the victim of an accidental shooting on Monday, June 22, just one day before her sixth birthday.
Budget Proposal Threatens To Empty City's Savings Account
By Linda Kor "It's really pretty bleak," commented Holbrook Mayor Jeff Hill following a work session review of the 2009-10 year fiscal budget.
Arthur Miller Receives Special Math Teacher Award
Arthur Miller, Holbrook Seventh Day Adventist Indian School math teacher, was recognized during the 2009 graduation ceremonies with an Excellence in Teaching Award.
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Plane that crashed in Ariz., killing 4, had drugs
Authorities say a private plane that crashed in Arizona this week, killing four people, carried more than 12 pounds of marijuana and a large amount of cash in a suitcase.
Plane From Calif. Crashes In Arizona, 4 Dead
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Taylor Family Remains Staunch In Belief That There Is - Hope For Ari'
By Tammy Gray-Searles Like her grandmother, longtime Holbrook resident Twyla Taylor, two-year old Ariana "Ari" Taylor has a sunny spirit and determination.
PFMA May Withdraw From Role At Historic Courthouse Museum
By Linda Kor Petrified Forest Museum Association President Bill Jeffers attended the June 10 meeting of the Holbrook Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors to address issues of concern regarding PFMA involvement with the chamber.
State Budget Has Been Passed, But Is Not Likely To Be Signed
By Tammy Gray-Searles Although a state budget was passed through both the House and Senate June 4, lawmakers and analysts seem to agree that it is not likely to be adopted as is.
Holbrook Chip Seal Project Continues
The City of Holbrook Street Department began a chip seal project Monday that is scheduled to conclude today .
Final Registration Times Are Noted For Holbrook, Joseph City, Woodruff AYSO
The final registrations are set for the Holbrook, Joseph City and Woodruff AYSO program.
EPA's Notice Of Violation Is A Paperwork Problem, According To Holbrook Officials
By Linda Kor The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has ordered the City of Holbrook to comply with its wastewater permit after the city failed to respond to a state-issued notice of violation.
EPA presses Holbrook to file missing wastewater reports
Holbrook has 30 days to file almost two years worth of missing reports related to wastewater treatment and disposal, an Environmental Protection Agency official said.
EPA orders Holbrook to comply with Clean Water Act
City of Holbrook accused of failing to submit reports HOLBROOK, AZ- The Environmental Protection Agency has ordered the Northern Arizona city of Holbrook to comply with a clean water act.
Council Seeks More Data Before Making Changes To HPD Dispatch
By Tammy Gray-Searles No decisions were made about whether to move forward with a proposal to turn city emergency dispatch services over to Navajo County during a Holbrook City Council work session held May 27.
Taylor Council Meeting Rescheduled
The Taylor Town Council did not meet May 27, but met in executive session the previous evening to discuss the purchase of land and a lawsuit.
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The Holbrook City Council approved the canvass of the May 19 municipal election, but also passed a resolution requesting a recount during a special meeting held May 27.
Holbrook Votes Canvassed, But Recount Sought
By Tammy Gray-Searles The Holbrook City Council approved the canvass of the May 19 municipal election, but also passed a resolution requesting a recount during a special meeting held May 27.
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